CLICK THE GREEN FLAG The Cheese Muenster Elements: Cuisine Class: Pecularian Bio: Yes, "The Cheese Muenster" is it's full name. The Cheese Muenster, as is it is called, is a mon of culture, as in, it happens to be the culture itself. This musical dairy is a monster made of various assorted cheeses, such as "monzarella", "chedir", and the admittedly gooey string cheese that adorns it's holey horns. Each Cheese Muenster was formed and developed by another monster by complete accident, often happening when various forms of cheese in close proximity to eachother are imbued by magic brewing in the air, which often chooses it's host at random. The magic that imbues The Cheese Muenster ensembled it in such a way where the monster has working muscles made of cheese, which can move it's limbs and twitch the string cheese making up it's, well, strings. The vibration caused by the strings moving often makes a sound similar to a plucked string instrument. Stumpell Elements: Biotic Class: Pecularian Bio: one might be stumped by the strange stumpell, and that'd be a not-so unexpected first impression. the biotic single is a monster of darkness, living inside the hollow logs of pecuchlora, which are known for their long-lasting, evergreen leafs that sound like a shaker. these leaves can even survive on a dying log, especially the kind being worn by a stumpell. the stump that the stumpell strangely adorns itself with is used as a form of camouflage, as they hide within the leaf litter, but it is also as a form of defense. you see, would you think that getting whacked by a little wood wouldn't wound someone? I think it would, and besides, the stumpell thinks it too is one of fool-proof design. trust me, I've tried. Tunerous Elements: Mineral Class: Pecularian Bio: The humorous Tunerous is quite the mon! This bony monster has a thick outer shell, with an extremely stretchy neck made of interlocking calcium shells that overlap one other, allowing the mon to extend and un-extend its neck. the monster is even supplied with the muscles to allow for said extending and un-extending of its neck. The tunerous has a powerful organ located at the base of its body known as the “wind pipe”, which pushes air out of the monster’s body and into its neck, which then travels out of the mon's branching horns to make a melodic wind-instrument. The red and white monster gets its colors from the calcium carbonate in its exoskeleton and the iron in its body, horns, and limbs. These colors mostly come from the diet of the tunerous, which is composed of several kinds of rocky minerals, as they are cave dwellers, eating the rocks that are often found inside caves. They start as larvae, eating rocks most of their lives before pupating, then emerge from their rock-hard chrysalises as full-grown bipedal monsters (yes, they are in fact invertebrates, despite what would be expected from their body plan). Luxamp Elements: Eccentric Class: Pecularian Bio: Yes, the luxamp’s name implies “lamp”, but its exoskeleton body would more easily resemble the shape of a lantern. This wasn’t intentional, but the luxamp’s beauty in the shining rocks stored in its little glass chamber is! These rocks are actually made of polished eccentrite, which is an extremely conductive material, discharging into beautiful pink colors when exposed to electricity, which is the luxamp’s speciality, using an organ located its body to produce raw energy inside the transparent container these stones are found in. However, even a small crack in this section of its metallic body could cause a shocking discharge-based disaster, which is why the mon avoids any sharp or blunt surfaces. The rocks placed inside its body were crafted in a specific way to resonate when electrocuted, producing a soft “bell” noise that the luxamp uses to play along to the song, even in the face of any destructive danger.
